In most cases that judgment is supported by the survey data from consumers on stated intention to subscribe [19].
FTS, the world leader in environmental monitoring solutions, took the initiative to set up a sector-internal quality assurance program, to which other companies could subscribe.74.74
Customers subscribe £20 a month to its service to provide the funds to invest in winemakers, in return for lower prices.
He tried to get wealthy individuals to subscribe £500 (£ in ) each, but even with a grant of £2,000 from HM Treasury could not raise the price.
And yet the program was fully subscribed: 380 people paid $11,000 each for the nine-week course.
Although the bank could have bought shares in Bouygues SA directly, it subscribed FFr600m for a minority stake in Cofipex.
He subscribed £25,000 (£ in ) towards its construction plus a loan of £12,000 (£ in ) together with a personal guarantee on a bank loan of £31,000 (£ in ).
Although the Corporation of Chester subscribed £100 towards the scheme, and the Societies and Clubs of Chester put up another £2,000, there was little enthusiasm for it.
But it should be taken into account that virtually all surveyed physicians read this kind of articles always or often if they appear in journals they had subscribed (207/237; 87%).
Table 3 Descriptive statistics (median, interquartile range; IQR) of video duration, time since upload, and engagement metrics Median IQR Duration (sec) 526.0 417.5 Time since upload (days) 720.0 937.5 Views 10,940.0 46,529.0 Subscribe 2605.5 7593.5 Likes 94.0 160.5 Dislikes 5.0 25.5 Comments 33.0 56.5.
If it did, the government would be invited to subscribe around £5 billion because it owns 43% of the bank.
